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Complacency and Collusion

Name: Complacency and Collusion
Brand: PLUTO PRESS
SKU: 04671755
Price: 117.39 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Keith Butterick
ISBN: 9780745332048

A Critical Introduction to Business and Financial Journalism

Keith Butterick

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 04671755

Publishers PLUTO PRESS, October 2015

Churnalism, Complacency and Collusion provides a definitive analysis of financial and business journ... Full description

Libristo code: 04671755

287 b

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Churnalism, Complacency and Collusion provides a definitive analysis of financial and business journalism - its origins, how and why it developed and how it shapes and influences political debates. Keith J. Butterick provides a compelling explanation for why big business needs the press and why the press needs big business. The book cuts through the fog of misreporting which occurred during the recent financial crisis, explaining just why so much that passes for financial journalism is inadequate. Butterick sheds light on an area of journalism which is little understood, revealing the models by which it operates and why business and financial journalism continues to be more successful than other sectors of the print media. It will be essential reading for students of journalism and media studies.